Quote Originally Posted by EdwardL
I wasnt aware there was an offensive line of posts?
When it's a game and both sides are playing, it's all good and fun, but when it isn't or they don't, it isn't.

If you want, I'll play you.

Quote Originally Posted by Batahr
I did try it, but I failed

I used this Amanda (functional programming language) code:
Code:
f :: num -> num -> num
f m n = m + 1                 ,if n = 0
      = f (m-1) 1             ,if m > 0 /\ n = 0 
      = f (m-1) (f m (n-1))   ,otherwise
But running it for f(5, 4) gives:
Code:
ERROR: stack overflow
Amanda seems snappy alright, though I'd say you have to use traditional methods to figure it out.

This post is all you get. Figure it out, you'll get a cookie.